Time is changing, technology is evolving.

And Programming Languages are also becoming more easy to reach and developed by community, people or businesses.

Next Generation Programming Languages are here for solving old school method or techniques can't or with lot of efforts required things to do faster, easier and better.

There are many programming languages that are considered to be next-generation or cutting-edge. Some examples of next-generation programming languages include:

• Rust: A programming language that was developed by Mozilla and is designed to be fast, safe, and concurrent. Rust is often used for systems programming, but it is also suitable for a wide range of other applications.

• Julia: A programming language that was specifically designed for scientific and numerical computing. Julia is known for its high performance and ability to interface with other languages.

• Swift: A programming language that was developed by Apple and is commonly used for developing iOS and macOS applications. Swift is known for its concise and expressive syntax and its strong support for type inference and functional programming.

• Go: A programming language that was developed by Google and is known for its simplicity, concurrency support, and efficient memory management. Go is often used for building scalable, distributed systems.

• Kotlin: A programming language that was developed by JetBrains and is now officially supported by Google for Android app development. Kotlin is known for its concise and expressive syntax, improved type inference, and improved support for functional programming

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